Chapter 4: Q3DQ (page 1012)
In Figure below, if coil is turned so that its axis is vertical,
does the mutual inductance increase or decrease? Explain.

Short Answer
Answer
The mutual inductance is decrease
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Chapter 4: Q3DQ (page 1012)
In Figure below, if coil is turned so that its axis is vertical,
does the mutual inductance increase or decrease? Explain.

Answer
The mutual inductance is decrease
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